Craik's Career as Director of the Applied Psychology Unit Was

question 4

Multiple Choice

Craik's career as director of the Applied Psychology Unit was cut short due to

• A)his resignation to pursue medicine.
• B)his untimely death.
• C)accusations of falsifying experimental results.
• D)his resignation to pursue a contract with the Royal Navy.

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